Donald Trump to talk about fanaticism in Afghan and Pakistan with Muslim pioneers

Washington: US President Donald Trump will talk about strides to proceed with the battle against the ISIS and fanaticism in Afghanistan and Pakistan as he addresses the Muslim world amid his visit to Saudi Arabia this week.

"So the general issue of radicalism, which is an indistinguishable issue in Mosul from it is in Afghanistan and to some degree in Pakistan, that is the issue that we're attempting to manage, which is fanaticism. So it will be something that will be talked about," the authority said.

Pioneers of more than 50 for the most part Muslim nations, including Afghanistan and Pakistan from India's neighborhood, are planned to go to the meeting met by Saudi Arabia throughout the end of the week.

The authority was reacting to a question about the US government's arrangements to manage fanaticism in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

"I trust the pioneer of Afghanistan and the pioneer of Pakistan will both be at the Summit, which is excellent,the official said.

Despite the fact that, Riyadh has not yet affirmed a different reciprocal talk amongst Trump and both of the two pioneers - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

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Donald Trump will be unshakable on subsidizing outskirt divider: Official

Washington: A top US official said he trusts that President Donald Trump "will be unshakable" that legislators incorporate assets for the Mexico fringe divider in a spending bill that his organization needs to go to stay away from an administration shutdown, the media announced.

"I think it's implied that the President has been entirely clear about his craving and the requirement for a fringe wall...So I would presume he'll make the best decision without a doubt."

Kelly said he thought Trump "will be persistent on the subsidizing" for the divider, a waiting inquiry in front of the spending fight administrators confront as they work this week to maintain a strategic distance from the shutdown on April 28.

In any case, a senior organization official told CNN on Saturday that the White House would not give the legislature a chance to close down over the issue.

"The White House is not going to enable the legislature to close down," the authority stated, including "We've been clear about what our needs are. Initiative in both chambers comprehends that." 

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US warns China on trade, South China Sea

WASHINGTON: The White House on Monday warned China it will "defend" US and international "interests" in the South China Sea and that trade must be a "two-way street."

Signaling Donald Trump's tough stance against Beijing on Monday, spokesman Sean Spicer said "the US is going to make sure we protect our interests" in the South China Sea.

"If those islands are, in fact, in international waters and not part of China proper, yeah, we'll make sure we defend international interests from being taken over by one country."

China lays claim to a vast extent of the South China Sea within a so-called "nine dash line," including waters claimed by several of its neighbors.

Under president Barack Obama's administration that preceded Trump's, Washington insisted it was neutral on the legal question of sovereignty over the islets, reefs and shoals.

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Cock of the walk: Donald Trump to thrive in Year of the Rooster

HONG KONG: US president Donald Trump will strut through the Year of the Rooster, thriving as Hong Kong geomancers predict 2017 will be marked by the arguments and aggression — characteristics attributed to the animal.

With Trump at the top of the pecking order, the volatile traits of the rooster — combined with the year's signature element of fire — mean rocky times ahead, particularly in the western world, feng shui masters say.

"The rooster likes to pick fights, loves to have verbal arguments and is combative," Hong Kong soothsayer Thierry Chow told AFP.
Trump's inauguration was met with mass protests in the US and he has already riled China, prompting fears of a trade war between the world's top two economies.

Chow predicted he would ruffle more feathers in his first year as president.

"There will be a lot of strikes and even riots," says Chow.

Although born in the Year of the Dog, Trump can afford to be cocky due to his flock of faithful followers and his personal "bazi" element of earth, which is compatible with the fire element defining 2017.
According to the philosophy of feng shui, all events are dictated by the varying balances in the five elements that make up the universe: metal, wood, water, fire and earth.

"Bazi" are fate-setting traits linked to the exact time and date of a person's birth.

"The year will have all these elements, these people, these things and environment which will help him personally as a president," says Chow.

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US President Donald Trump to speak to PM Modi on Tuesday

NEW DELHI: US President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak to Prime Minister Narendra Modi later today, four days after being sworn in as the Commander in Chief of the United States.

A press statement from the White House shows the new US President is slated to speak with PM Modi at 1.00 PM (local time) or 11.30 PM IST.

The two leaders have spoken before, when PM Modi called the New York billionaire to congratulate him on his victory+ in the November 8 US Presidential elections.

After Modi and Trump+ speak, India's PM will be the fifth foreign leader that Trump would have spoken with over the phone after being sworn-in as the US President on January 20.

On January 21, Trump spoke with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican Premier Pena Nieto.

On Sunday, Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and yesterday he had a telephonic conversation with the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

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